Email delivery service for sign-up, receipt and password-reset emails
Email delivery service for sign-up, receipt and password-reset emails. Product teams that send account, receipt and notification emails from their app and care that they reach the inbox.
Price: Basic: $15 per month, starting at 10,000 emails a month (vendor’s page, 7 Nov 2026).
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“Send transactional and marketing emails and get them to the inbox on time, every time. Postmark is a fast and reliable email delivery service for developers.”
How the vendor describes it: postmarkapp.com, checked 7 Nov 2026.
| Plan | Price, unit and limits |
|---|---|
| Free (Developer) | Free free: 100 emails a month, no overages allowed in this plan. “And it never expires or runs out.” |
| Basic | $15 (≈ ₹1,430) per month, starting at 10,000 emails a month (the volume the page opened on); extra emails $1.80 per 1,000; 45-day data retention, 5 custom sending domains |
| Pro | $16.50 (≈ ₹1,572) per month, starting at 10,000 emails a month; extra emails $1.30 per 1,000; data retention up to 365 days, 10 custom sending domains, inbound email processing |
| Platform | $18 (≈ ₹1,715) per month, starting at 10,000 emails a month; extra emails $1.20 per 1,000; unlimited custom sending domains |
Checked from postmarkapp.com/pricing on 7 Nov 2026. Prices are the vendor’s list prices, before tax, in the currency the vendor showed us (USD). The figure in brackets is our conversion at ₹95.3 per $, not the vendor’s price.
Check how many emails you send each month (the page prices start at 10,000) and whether you need inbound processing, which is on Pro and above.
The price and the vendor’s description above were read on the vendor’s own pages on the date next to them. Where we could not read a price, the page says “price not checked”. We do not rate tools. Prices change; the vendor’s page is the final word.
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